Woodland-back garden, parking for three — practical family house with scope and caveats.
Three bedrooms, one family bathroom, roughly 1,005 sq ft
This three-bedroom end-of-terrace offers a practical family layout and a rare semi-rural feel, sitting well back from the road and backing onto woodland. The lounge, separate dining room and fitted kitchen create comfortable living space, while French doors open to a west-facing terraced garden with patio, vegetable plot and wildlife pond. Off-street parking for up to three cars and a decent plot add everyday convenience.
Important to note: the house was built using Laing-easiform non-standard construction. Buyers should commission specialist surveys and seek mortgage advice before proceeding. The property also sits in a generally deprived area with above-average local crime statistics, which may affect suitability for some purchasers or investment plans.
The home has practical modern upgrades including post-2002 double glazing and mains gas central heating (boiler and radiators). At about 1,005 sq ft, the rooms are average-sized with hard floors upstairs; the layout suits a young family or those wanting straightforward, liveable space with scope for cosmetic updating and value enhancement.
Location is a strong practical benefit: close to Blaise Castle Estate, Westbury Village, Southmead Hospital, Cribbs Causeway and easy M5 access. Local schools include several rated Good and one top independent option nearby. Overall this is a family-focused property with attractive outdoor space and commuter convenience, but purchasers must factor in the non-standard construction and neighbourhood factors when deciding to view or bid.